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Herpes Simplex Virus

There are two serotypes of Herpes Simplex Virus (HSV1 and HSV2) (the “cold sore” viruses).

A person can be infected with one or the other or both.

Essentially, every human on earth is exposed to HSV1.

Soon, every human on earth will be exposed to both HSV1 and HSV2.

HSV1 and HSV2 are transmitted by casual contact (i.e. sharing coffee mugs).

HSV2 makes people very, very sick. HSV2 is a lethal virus that causes dementia.

HSV2 causes ocular blindness.

HSV2 infection can progress from sporadic to chronic to systemic infection.

Chronic HSV2 causes coughing, so HSV2 is transmitted as an aerosol.

Because people die from co-infection with HSV2 and HIV1 (AIDS virus), physicians “conclude” that people with intact immune systems do not get sick from HSV2 infection.

Their “conclusion” is stupid, erroneous and illogical.

Physicians are idiots.

HSV2 causes dementia. HSV1 does not.

Oddly, “physicians” conflate HSV1 and HSV2.

HSV2 kills people with intact immune systems.

Physician malpractice is standard practice in treatment of HSV2.

Physicians have done everything in their immense, misplaced political power to exacerbate the HSV2 epidemic that is spreading rapidly and generally in America.

An uptick in deaths from dementia is probably due to dementia caused by the uptick in HSV2 infections.

Physicians know this information is accurate and true, but they will lie about it.

The police know this information is accurate and true.

Many, many people know this information is accurate and true.

This information is being suppressed in the same way the Larry Nassar affairs were suppressed deliberately and with full knowledge for decades at Michigan State University.

https://bmb.natsci.msu.edu/sites/_bmb/assets/file/faculty-docs/burton/biochemistry-3-1015.pdf

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/306175.php

Temporal Cognitive Decline Associated With Exposure to Infectious Agents in a Population-based, Aging Cohort

Alzheimer Disease & Associated Disorders. 30(3):216-222, July-September 2016.

Other information:

A case history

Institutionalized Malpractice

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